Beginning School, Again
Chaos ensues across the Notre Dame campus. Clusters of parents carry bags and boxes filled with belongings under the summer sun, helping their children settle into their new home. Freshmen sit…
Issues
Are Flex Points Fair?
While campus dining halls offer a vast assortment of foods, when a friend suggests getting Chick-fil-A for lunch or dinner instead, it is a difficult proposition to resist. I pull out my handy…
Heading Towards Success
Women's soccer starts the season undefeated in non-conference play.
The Freeman Era
Quintessential Notre Dame man, Marcus Freeman, primed to turn season around.
Rushing Through Adversity
Notre Dame football responds to a tough start.
I Want to Be President
Scholastic offers you an accurate portrayal of what happens when you have a conversation with a political science major.
Untold: The Girlfriend Who Didn't Exist Review
“This is not about me. This is not about one person. It’s about this whole family. If you wanna go fast go alone, if you wanna go far go together,” said Manti Te’o, former Notre Dame football star…
Don't Worry Darling Review
Florence Pugh, Harry Styles and Olivia Wilde have been in the tabloids for months in the lead up to the release of Wilde’s film “Don’t Worry Darling,” starring Pugh and Styles. News surrounding…
A Never-Ending Food Evolution: Two Perspectives on the Notre Dame Food Scene
Written by Martha Zaytoun
The closing of Recker’s after the first semester of my freshman year was momentous for several reasons. It forced us to find a new late-night food spot,…
Gone but Not Forgotten: The University's Defunct Dorms
In memoriam of the dorms that are not here with us today.
What's up with Irish Wearing Green?
Though Notre Dame’s official colors are blue and gold, another favorite color for Fighting Irish fans is green. This year, the Irish wore green jerseys for the first time since 2018 in a matchup…
Understanding the Dobbs Decision
The aftermath of the Dobbs decision is felt in Indiana and on Notre Dame's campus.
"Doing the Right Thing"
Annice Carter rests her elbow on the bin she’s pushed for the last two hours. The trash bags she’s collected on the second floor of the Duncan Student Center are piled up to her head. It’s shortly…
It Takes "The Village"
Meet Kevin Graham. Married to his wife Joanna, he is the father of a young son. The Washington, D.C. resident graduated in 2021 from the Mendoza College of Business’ Executive MBA program. Graham…
Gender Relations and Disability Advocacy Get to Work in the Fall Semester
As the Student Government reconvenes this fall, junior Lane Obringer, director of Gender Relations, Title IX and Women’s Initiatives, and sophomore Jill Maudin, director of Disability Advocacy,…
Just a Thought: Emilia Justyna Powell
This interview has been lightly edited for length and clarity. …
Letter from the Editor
Goes by fast, doesn’t it? A month ago, it was 90 degrees, and those of you in dorms without air conditioning were wondering what you had done to end up in Dante’s Inferno. Freshmen were using Google Maps to get to class. Notre Dame’s College Football Playoff hopes were still alive after a narrow loss…
From the Desks of Patrick and Sofie
Dear Notre Dame,
It is hard to believe that we’re already six weeks into the school year! We write to you with immense gratitude for making our community a great place to live and work. It is our privilege to continue the effort to make tangible improvements to the student experience, and we…
ND Energy Week 2022
ND energy sponsored its 16th annual ND energy week bringing awareness to sustainability efforts on campus.
Back the Bend is Back
For over 10 years, Notre Dame student government has organized “Back the Bend”— a day dedicated to service in the surrounding community. April 2 marked its 12th anniversary and saw the most volunteer sign ups in Back the Bend history. Over 700 students from the tri-campus community and other local colleges participated.